Sentence examples for is ever overcome from inspiring English sources

For all the shifting locations, relationships and casual jobs, nothing changes – nothing is ever overcome.

If Wall Street is ever going to overcome the distrust that so much of the public has about the finance industry, it is going to have to win over the likes of Mr. Stone, whose father worked as a broker under Mr. Weill.

If we are ever to overcome the problem of climate change, we think globally and act globally.

Still, there is a long way to go and developments must continue unabated if we are ever to overcome this fundamental human struggle.

Both have measurable and deleterious effects and must be addressed if we as a society are ever to overcome the issue of race.

If a Japanese act is ever going to make it on British shores, they have to overcome this first.

If we are ever going to overcome the artificial divide between the African-American community and the LGBTQ community (which have been overlapping communities with common goals and the shared dream of equal citizenship in this country from Bayard Rustin onward) now is the time to fortify and publicly announce that solidarity.

Risen's extensive research fills in the picture in a way that points forward: If we're ever going to overcome gridlock in Washington, it won't be by waiting for a national leader to solve the problem for us, it will be by getting involved ourselves in some way.

The comeback was the largest deficit ever overcome in a conference championship.

People have asked me, if I'm speaking somewhere: "What's the biggest obstacle you've ever overcome?

It is not something that I can ever overcome".